Legal documents
Affidavits, declarations, settlement agreements, NDAs, custody filings, and court documents — notarized in person, at your office, or fully online.
$5–$15
In-office
$50–$100
Mobile
$25
Online
Same day
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We verify identity, witness signatures, and apply a tamper-evident seal that makes the document admissible in court, recordable with a county, or enforceable by the receiving institution. We do not draft, interpret, advise on, or sign as a witness to legal documents we are also notarizing. If you need help understanding what you are signing, retain an attorney before scheduling the notary.
Affidavits (sworn statements of fact). Declarations under penalty of perjury. Settlement agreements and mutual releases. Indemnification agreements. Non-compete and non-disclosure agreements (NDAs). Name-change petitions and supporting affidavits. Custody, visitation, and child-support modifications. Notarized letters (consent to travel, parental authorization, school enrollment). Court filings requiring a verification block. Wills, codicils, and living wills (witnesses required in most states).
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If the notarial certificate says 'subscribed and sworn before me' or 'sworn to and subscribed,' it is a jurat — the signer must take an oath. If it says 'acknowledged before me' or 'appeared before me and acknowledged,' it is an acknowledgment — no oath required. Choosing the wrong certificate can invalidate the document. When in doubt, ask the receiving party or the attorney who drafted it — the notary cannot tell you which to choose.
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Any document executed to create, transfer, or terminate a legal right — affidavits, sworn statements, declarations, settlement agreements, releases, indemnification agreements, court filings, custody and visitation agreements, name-change petitions, and notarized letters.
No. A notary public is not a lawyer (unless separately admitted to the bar) and is prohibited from drafting, interpreting, or advising on legal documents. A notary verifies identity and witnesses signatures — full stop. For drafting or interpretation, retain an attorney.
An acknowledgment certifies that the signer appeared and acknowledged signing the document willingly. A jurat certifies that the signer appeared, took an oath or affirmation, and swore the contents are true. Affidavits and sworn declarations require a jurat; most contracts require an acknowledgment.
Most acknowledgments and jurats do not require additional witnesses. Wills, codicils, and some healthcare directives require two witnesses in addition to the notary. The receiving party (court, agency, title company) should confirm requirements.
Yes, in states that have adopted remote online notarization (RON). Affidavits, declarations, settlement agreements, and most contracts notarize cleanly online. Court-filed documents may have specific clerk requirements — confirm before scheduling.
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